29, 2006, she released her debut album titled Entre deux mondes, which debuted at #7 on the French charts and at #1 on the iTunes France music store. In late 2006-2007, she embarked on a tour with other artists across France and Francophone Europe to promote her album. Two other singles were released, "Je Ferme les Yeux" in June 2006, which was also an electro-pop title, but it met with less success than "Gabriel." The theme was a prayer to God to make this world better. The third single was "Comme Toi" a song about duality and schizophrenia. The video clip featured two Najoua: a warrior-like blond and a trapped brunette. The album is mainly electro-pop with some ballads. It deals with different themes such as love, friendship (Stella), war, and pedophilia (Docteur Gel) along with her distress and disappointment when Najoua came to Paris (Bons Baisers de Paris) Najoua Belyzel also released a new single, "Quand revient l'été ", on September 10, 2007. She has been compared to Mylène Farmer, mainly because the video clip for "Gabriel" was shot in the same abbey as one of Mylene's clips ("Je te rends ton amour") and because they write about similar themes. Nonetheless, Najoua says she never wanted to copy Mylene and that they both have their distinctive universes. During the summer of 2008, she released a cover song of Marie Laforêt "Viens, Viens", but it was not meant to be a single. Najoua returned with a new single "La Bienvenue". Some excerpts of the video clip were shown to her fans in December 2008 and the final clip was shown on TV in February 2009. The single became available on legal downloading platforms on February 13. The song is about a girl who feels rejected in this world and who does not see the good in herself. The video features a mannequin who becomes alive (played by Najoua) who is then disappointed by the cruelty of the world and decides to return to her previous state. Najoua's new album Au Feminin was released on November 23, 2009, three years after the first album. It includes a duet with Marc Lavoine called "Viola" as well as songs called "Hey Hey Hey, Ma Sainte-Nitouche, La Trève." Her song "Née de l'amour et de la haine" is also included. In September 2014, after a period of five years, and much to the acclaim